Maddie Nears Novels & Stories

Once again, in her enthusiasm to help, she had forgotten to make sure her surroundings were safe. For example, by locking the doors. She sighed. ‘Annoying brats,’ Buddy grumbled. ‘Bet that during the presentation, they also think they can just use our info. Well, I don't think so!’ Maddie laughed at his indignation. ‘Then they'll show the ghost movie,’ he said with a grin. Maddie looked at her watch. She knew she would have to wait a while before she got home. She couldn't wait to see Raven again.

Josie deliberately whether or not to tell her mother what she had witness last night. "Yes?" Mrs. Maury turned her head with a curious gaze. Josie, however, didn't complete her words and instead, Mrs. Maury said, "You must be curious why I had told Rose to leave house, don't you? Last time I heard she had turned down an offer to meet Mrs. Hummings' nephew, Nolan. I hope she can find a match soon and yours to be tied as soon as possible." Josie smiled as she thought about Mr. Harding, her cheeks heated up in a color of pink, causing her mother to laugh at her shyness.

Lucien smirked as he yanked Buzz-cut away. I looked up and yeah, everyone was on their phones snapping and recording. “Eeeeeesh,” I groaned and Zane just buried his face in my neck laughing and sniffing me.

MR CEO NEXT DOOR “what is my schedule for tomorrow?” I asked not taking off my shades and my icy glare still on my face, “you have an appointment with a producer for a new movie and a meeting for an endorsement.” I sighed, “clear both, I am not going anywhere tomorrow.”

Seraphina As I recounted the details of the recent council meeting to Maddie, her reaction unfolded like a storm within the confines of my room. Disbelief widened her eyes, mirroring the shock that had initially rippled through me upon realizing Ari's unexpected advantage. "How can that be? It’s impossible that Ari even has a slight chance of winning," Maddie's voice quivered with desperation and fear. Her pacing back and forth, along with nail-biting, physically manifested the turmoil gripping her, and it was driving me crazy.

“You’ve been hanging around the triplets too much. You’ve got their reckless streak.” Nicola managed a small smile. “I learned from the best.” Hours later, Nicola crouched in the underbrush near the eastern border, her heart pounding with anticipation. Chloe and Theo had done their job well - she could hear distant howls and snarls as the rogues chased after the diversion. Her wolf paced within her, eager for what was to come. Then, she saw her: Maddie. The former Beta stood near a crumbling old cabin, her posture tense as she scanned the woods. Her once-perfect hair was disheveled, and her clothes were stained with dirt, but her aura of superiority remained intact.

She looked like a mermaid. Lina had gotten up to go to the restroom. She was about to burst, and Maddie said she had to answer her phone at the back of the club, otherwise, her mother would throw a fit. Mrs. Rachel didn't react very well when Maddie rejected or ignored more than two consecutive calls.

She is their Luna and everyone needs to know. I am so excited. Will said. Everything will be ready when you come. Thank you. I said just as Maddie walked out of the bathroom. I could tell by the look on her face that she was very nervous. I stood up and approached her. I cupped her cheeks and smiled. “Don’t be nervous, princess,” I said softly. “Everything will go perfectly.” Maddie gave me a small nod and I kissed her forehead. “Come on, love,” I said as I took her hand in mine. “Let’s go tell them.”

Kate murmurs embarrassed for causing another issue with Maddie. Turning Maddie is now glaring at me, “I have no scent and you neglected to mention it to me?” she says as her voice starts to rise. “Maddie, it’s a short-term issue. It will be resolved in a couple days,” I reply to her. “I remember them spraying something on me,” she says suddenly. This is new information. “What did it smell like?” I ask her. “Nothing; it smelled like nothing,” she says muttering to herself.

I have to know the truth. “My mummy is also with Mason in his room,” Maddie tells me as we wait for the elevator doors to open. She looks up at me, her eyes sparkling. “She has been staying there all night and she is very tired, but she will be very happy to see you. She likes heroes.” Happy to see me? She must be sad… and angry.